1. Kele : The Boxer (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Ted Chase Bloc Party's Kele Okereke goes solo & gets worse than the worst of the declined Bloc Party.
2. Kumon Plaza : Cliff (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Mike Gutierrez Kumon Plaza's Cliff
superbly handles the balance between measured gaiety and real depth of feeling.
5. Kate Nash : My Best Friend Is You (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Ted Chase Kate Nash is back, and answers her critics
by expanding her sound on follow-up My
Best Friend Is You.
6. KidSyc : The K.I.D. (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Mike Gutierrez KidSyc
exalts, entices, entertains and shows rap the way out of a mindless
booty beat
wilderness into the twenty-first century.
7. Kevin McAdams of Elefant (Interviews/Interviews)
Author : Gail Fountain Elefant's drummer, Kevin McAdams, took time away from
recording drum tracks to talk about the band's new video, recent tour dates,
and the importance of artistic freedom.
9. Kill Hannah : Wake Up the Sleepers (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Tom Balfour Kill Hannah are hopefully moving from emo electroclash to indie grandeur.
Bloc Party's Kele Okereke goes solo & gets worse than the worst of the declined Bloc Party.
Kumon Plaza's Cliff
Night Train continues Keane's confused synth-pop endeavours.
Kate 
KidSyc
exalts, entices, entertains and shows rap the way out of a mindless
booty beat
wilderness into the twenty-first century.
Elefant's drummer, Kevin McAdams, took time away from
recording drum tracks to talk about the band's new video, recent tour dates,
and the importance of artistic freedom.
Karen O of Yeah Yeah Yeahs scores her ex's new movie, Where the Wild Things Are.
Kill Hannah are hopefully moving from emo electroclash to indie grandeur.
Shilpa Ray's greatest asset is her greatest weakness.
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